"When I talk about discipline. I'm talking about power. […] And I'm talking about success. Success through discipline." This is an idea shared by Ben Ross in the book "The Wave". He was explaining why he was implementing discipline in his classroom. I strongly stand on the position that discipline is good in the home, school, and community.

Firstly, with discipline in the home comes organization and structure. In my household we make a calendar of what we are doing every week. At the end of the day on Sunday, we get together as a family and make the calendar together. It is very efficient because the whole family can know where everyone is all the time. This unification also entails making decisions about finances, trips, etc. my parents teach me how to be organized and this leaves me with the ability to be organized in all other scenarios. My parents teach of how I need to know that there is a structure of authority in all aspects of life including but not limited to: the home, school and the community. For example, I need to follow my parents in the home, the teachers and facility in school, or the government leaders in the community. If there is too much discipline concerning structure of authority, teenagers’ especially gain rebellious feelings towards the …show more content…
When teachers discipline their students to the point where they are doing their homework every night or studying for tests, it makes the students more efficient, which in turn makes better scores and grades. The same idea goes for motivation if the teachers make students more motivated for the future; it turns into better, more efficient students and future professionals. When there is too much discipline implemented in the school students start to switch into a mindset where they can’t think on their own, because thy entire are doing is spitting back the